To amend chapter 130, RSMo, by adding thereto one new section relating to campaign
contributions.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the state of Missouri, as follows:

Section A. Chapter 130, RSMo, is amended by adding thereto one new section, to be
known as section 130.032, to read as follows:

130.032. 1. In addition to the limitations imposed under section 130.031, the
amount of contributions made by or accepted from any person other than the candidate
in any one election shall not exceed the following:

(1) To elect an individual to the office of governor, lieutenant governor, secretary
of state, state treasurer, state auditor, or attorney general, two thousand dollars;

(2) To elect an individual to the office of state senator, one thousand dollars;

(3) To elect an individual to the office of state representative, five hundred dollars;

(4) To elect an individual to any other office, including judicial office, if the
population of the electoral district, ward, or other unit according to the latest decennial
census is under one hundred thousand, three hundred twenty-five dollars;

(5) To elect an individual to any other office, including judicial office, if the
population of the electoral district, ward, or other unit according to the latest decennial
census is at least one hundred thousand but less than two hundred fifty thousand, six
hundred fifty dollars; and

(6) To elect an individual to any other office, including judicial office, if the
population of the electoral district, ward, or other unit according to the latest decennial
census is at least two hundred fifty thousand, one thousand two hundred seventy-five
dollars.

2. For purposes of this subsection, "base year amount" shall be the contribution
limits prescribed in this section on January 1, 2011. Such limits shall be increased on the
first day of January in each even-numbered year by multiplying the base year amount by
the cumulative consumer price index, as defined in section 104.010 and rounded to the
nearest twenty-five-dollar amount, for all years since January 1, 2011.

3. Every committee established under this chapter shall be subject to the limits
prescribed in subsection 1 of this section. The provisions of this subsection shall not limit
the amount of contributions that may be accumulated by a candidate committee and used
for expenditures to further the nomination or election of the candidate who controls such
candidate committee.

4. Except as limited by this subsection, the amount of cash contributions, and a
separate amount for the amount of in-kind contributions, made by or accepted from a
political party committee in any one election shall not exceed the following:

(1) To elect an individual to the office of governor, lieutenant governor, secretary
of state, state treasurer, state auditor or attorney general, two thousand dollars;

(2) To elect an individual to the office of state senator, one thousand dollars;

(3) To elect an individual to the office of state representative, five hundred dollars;
and

(4) To elect an individual to any other office of an electoral district, ward, or unit,
ten times the allowable contribution limit for the office sought.

The amount of contributions that may be made by or accepted from a political party
committee in the primary election to elect any candidate who is unopposed in such primary
shall be fifty percent of the amount of the allowable contributions as determined in this
subsection.

5. Contributions from persons under fourteen years of age shall be considered
made by the parents or guardians of such person and shall be attributed toward any
contribution limits prescribed in this chapter. Where the contributor under fourteen years
of age has two custodial parents or guardians, fifty percent of the contribution shall be
attributed to each parent or guardian, and where such contributor has one custodial
parent or guardian, all such contributions shall be attributed to the custodial parent or
guardian.

6. Contributions received and expenditures made before January 1, 2011, shall be
reported as a separate account and under the laws in effect at the time such contributions
are received or expenditures made. Contributions received and expenditures made after
January 1, 2011, shall be reported under the provisions of this chapter as a separate
account from the other separate account described in this subsection. The account
reported under the prior law shall be retained as a separate account and any remaining
funds in such account may be used under this chapter.

7. Any committee that accepts or gives contributions other than those allowed shall
be subject to a surcharge of one thousand dollars plus an amount equal to the contribution
per nonallowable contribution, to be paid to the ethics commission and which shall be
transferred to the director of revenue, upon notification of such nonallowable contribution
by the ethics commission, and after the candidate has had ten business days after receipt
of notice to return the contribution to the contributor. The candidate and the candidate
committee treasurer or deputy treasurer owing a surcharge shall be personally liable for
the payment of the surcharge or may pay such surcharge only from campaign funds
existing on the date of the receipt of notice. Such surcharge shall constitute a debt to the
state enforceable under, but not limited to, the provisions of chapter 143.